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New York dealers In stocks eljim that the Sat-
Urday half-hOhday act drives money, diyerts bust
1eSs and transfers speculative operations from
Eew York TO Chicago. They complain that the
law virtually spells saturday as business dsv.
aud that business involving risks is discouraged
by the Intervention OF two successive days In each
week when substantially nothing can be done.
That the recent change IN the law respecting re-
serve cities furnishes an ilducement for allowing
money 10 rest ia Chicago where II brings higher
rate Of interest, and that as the New York banks
are exposed To q loss Of or two days interest
thruC-h the saturday half-hOliiay act some nr
them are beginning 10 keep money az Chicago
They suggest that these facts constitute one of
The hidden causes OF the stringcncy in the New
York market, and denonnce the rural legislator for
tarnpering with metropolitan interests. However
New iOrh city Is still able apparently to hoii its
own IN solid business, Notwithstanding real or i'm
agfnary drawbacks from farmers legislation. and
does not yield easily TO Chicago even in furnishing
facilities Tor corners faro and other forms OF
gambling.
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The story OF the family feu1 which Mark Twefn
tells In his "Huckleberry Finn" Is supposed, by
many persons unfamiliar with life In the border
States. 10 be greatly exaggerate but it fades into
1nsignincance in comparison with the bloody
drama just drawing TO a close In Rowan COUNTY
ny. III this case the evidence rests most or the
blame on one party. Craig Tolliver who lately
elected himself magistrate by terrorizing his
leighbOrS 10 point where they dared not vote
against him, has been killed by "a member of one
OF the families bereayed by his followers He well
deserved what he got, and the only pity is that he
had 70 watt 80 long Tor II. IL is nigh time that
Tor the good name Of the State OF Kentucky the
rest OF the desperadoes on both sides should be
Drought to the bar pl justice and despatched. The
governor Is repUted 70 be a man OF nerve II the
local authorities VIII not DO their duty In the
premises, let him Try bis hand at restoring peace
The lagleSS condition OF the hill country where
the Toiliyer-Marttn feud has been carried on so
long amply ju5Jiies the calling cut Of the militia
and the order should b. unconditional surrender
ara no time wasted In talking about it,
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The wide streets, spacious parks ample shade
and river breeZeS OF Washington ROB the heated
Term OF many OF It's terrors and with proper pre-
Cautions In the direction OF cleanliness and disin-
fiction. the diseases dreaded In large cities during
the summer need not be feared. Frequent excur-
sions by land and water also promise additional
cOolness and recreation to the sray-at-horne ct,f
Fms, who are numerous. Those however. who
wish 20 enjoy the beneht and pleasure OF a change
OF air and scene for time during the summer VIII
ind an attractive array OF resorts from which to
select, placed before them IN the advertising COL
umnS Of THE STAR
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I, seems that Detective keron who was sent our
90 salem, Illinois, 10 bring 10 the East Caspar
Strumoack, the confessed murderer or the un-
known girl at Railway, has come TO the conclusion
suggested by The STAR the other day-to wit, that
the man Is either labOrtng under an Authorization
or In quest or free ride TO New York. He has
therefore come back without his prisoner, and the
mayor OF Railway has notified the authorities at
Salem that they need not hold the fellow any
longer. The annals OF detective officers in all the
large cities are full OF cases like this
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Editor Cutting has done Just what everyone ex-
rected be would and taken the lecture platform
Ills purpose Is he says. 10 tell the people OF this
country how little respect the Mexicans generally
have for an American citizen. Why he should
charge hts auditors fifty cents or a dollar head
for telling them this does not appear Probably
any one of them who has read the newspaper de-
scrfptiOns OF the lecturer would be satisfied to
taAe hts word for the worst he can tell without
paying Tor the privilege OF going into particulars
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

MANIFESTATIONS FOR COOKS. THREE
w white. colored chamberma,ds three experienced
invalid nurses, tpace with family Philadelphia by
white housemaid): private; public orders cities COM
try and resorts. T. NJ BCRNHAM, 63o-,i:s, J. ST
NV. ,e,-.,ts
w place cook. washer and ironer. the other
chambermsid and waitress. No objection 60 leaving
je23-2ts
WANTED-BY A STEADY RELIABLE MAN OF
w 30 Position: used to driving and att ding 10
horses do any kind of work. well acquainted with
the CITY, and good references Address G. b. Star OF
hce je-,-.,ts
'WANTED-BY YOUNG WHITE MAN. A SIT
w uation in a private family waiter and driver. and
be generally useful, give good references. Address
Box los, Star othce- je..2-2t'
WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN. A POSITION AS
w bookkeeper assistant give best of city ref
erence. Address DOUBLE ENTRY, Star office it2l %
"ANTED-AT HEADQUARTERs-P osII IONS
w for Cooks. Chambermaids, Waitress. LAundrcss
and Nurses. Seamstress. Men Walters, Cooks Coach
je21-1Ws
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JusE INVESTMENTS.

JUNE IsvEsrxrSrs,
col Ere Ist Dv; Bali and 0htol LIST as. 1909.
eoL t. Mbus I'D AID TOLEDO RAILWAY columbus
oHI9 AND WEsf vIEGfSiH s Al VIC tcolumbu.
ST. LOUIS. Wand. AND TERRA HXGTE fGuar
Terra Haute and Indp. aud PittA, Gin. aud St
pETkoIT. M0Nk3E AND TOLEDO lau.r. Lake
GRAND RAPIDS AND INDIANA fGnnr. Pitt. n
K.N Msyse c and Shisaso} eold lst 4. 1892
IChicago, Bur. and Quincyl LIST 7s, 1907
CEDAR RAPIDS AND No. RIVER lChicaeo and
EscA AS A AND LAKE 8 SUPERIOR R'Y iChicaso
CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE AND ST. PAUL [Dubuous
Div.l LIST 60. 1920.
CHARLES T. WING,
3e2o-6t No. II Wall street
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FnrDAr, Jusr 24rH VIII Be
REGULAR WEEKLY REMNANT DAY
WOODWARD LOTHROP's NEW STORE


Our Offering tomorrow win be exceedingly At
tractve Small lots. odd szes, and short lengths Of
various goods will be closed out at greatly reduced
prices. Every department contributes bargains We
quote:
odd LOTT OF CHILDRENS JERSEYS
To clean up the stock we have.taken thersform; 13
Chdren's ALI Wool Jerseys; colors, Navy Blue, Gar
net, and Seal Brown; sizes 20, "a, 20, and 2S-in.
Rsmnsntn Pr;cs rs
Also IL Ladies' Black All Wool Jerseys.
k snsn RE'' Price $3.50. sl7a. and e.
tThird noor)
"ODD SIZES" IN MISSES SUITS.
Having only two sizes left Of these lines We
shall offer them Friday the following reduced prices
Misses Fancy Bingham Suit, neatly trimmed with
white braid: well made; size, 4 years.
Remnant" Price * o9
Aliases Tufted Bingham Suits, finished with white
Camp very stylish; sizes. and 10 years.
Rsmnsnt pjc, ana W
Misses Fine French Bingham Suits, we'll and sty-
lishly made; aixes, lie TO 10 yours.
A s.nnaa as'ef and PIG
Third foor)
"oDD SIZES" IN GLOVES
The past week large sales have broken the line of
sizes in the following lines The remains 60 to-mor-
row at Remnant" prices.
pairs Ladies' Towns" but English Lisle Thread
Gloves. light gray. Sizes So and0
Regular Price
13 pairs Ladies' Shut length All Silk Jersey Gloves
In light and dark tans. Sizes and ~.
Remnant" Price. Soc
5pairs Ladies' Shut length Jersey Silk Mits, in
shades.
Remnant" Price 3Sc
pairs Ladies' 6-but length Chamois-skin Gloves
Size ID.
Az uAoI triCS &IUU
A>eihionl 20
odd SIZES" IN BOYS SUITS.
We have piled out on separate counter all the lines
In which the sizes are broken, and shall offer them
morrow at greatly reduced, or Remnant" prices II
you should happen to find the size desired you will
cure bargain.
Third foor)
"ODDS" IN SHAwLs
The following have become slightly soiled, hence
will be offered Friday at Remnant" prices.
Cream Cashmere Shawl.
Cream Crochet Shawl
Remnant" Price.
Elegant Black Cashmere Scarf, yds long hand
somely embroidered
"Remnsntn Price 39
(Third aoor.)
"ODD SIZES" IN MEMS FLANNEL SHIRTS
Last Friday advertised our Mems Flannel Shirts
at Remnant" prices on account Of the lines being
badly broken in sizes. The few that remain will
be offered tomorrow at still greater reduction in
price.
Lot of Mems Atwood Navy Blue Flannel Shirts,
tourist 'front.' and laced.
S!.oy
helnnnnt' Pr1ce.. 81. 90
Lot same as above.
Regular Price. 81 rs
heIhi"ut frlce. 10
Lot same above.
M " anu 10
LOU
Potomac" Boat Club Shirts to be closed out-1 Lot
OF Navy Blue Flannel Shirts, full regulation style.
W >
Lot about dozen) Mems Boating and Athletic
Jersey Shirts and Pants colors Navy Blue, Cardinal,
Marine, and Cream. Not all Sizes
Regular Price. .......................... %
heiuhant frlce .oUc
For other attractions Fridays Post"
WOODWARD l. LoTHROP,
je23 Cor, 18th and F SITS NV
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We are often tempted to ask people examining Para
soils which they want the and value the highest
the stick the sheltering covers For rule Para
soils and Umbrellas selected for the oddity
beauty or value of the handle than for the quality and
durability of the material This way Of buying goods
has its advantages to the merchant and are
mined to offer you some values either at end OF
the ether Our Parasols marked all the way from
sl9S up. We have them of plain silk. figured silk
embossed silk in stripes checks and solid colors; or
In satin of grade, color figure and combination
We have them with lace covers. and we havo them
without. But when you come down to buying Para
Sol Tor the stick, We are "al wool and yard wide
We can show sticks and handles different from any
You have seen this season. We can show you handles
different from your neighbours Parasol, and prettier
or homer-just you and she agree to feel about It,
We will not quote any prices to-day, preferring
sure you that If find what peases you in our Para
sol Department, We know it Is marked low enough tc
accommodate your idea: whereas if there isn't cover
or handle that you like. couldn't sell you at any
price
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Another BIC REDUCTION.
FINE FRENCH PRINTED ONDINES reduced from
20 to I3c. Light in weight, soft in rnish beauti-
ful in designs
Our whole stock Of PRINTED FRENCH sATTEENs
Poe.
25c. ~ '
AL-wOoL DRESS GOODS, reduced to cost
PRINTED INDIA SILK, reduced to 81
WHITE CHINA SILKS, 81 inches wide 75c
FANCY HOSIERY at reduced prices
Full stock BLACK HOSIERY q. low pricos
PARASOIS At cost. UMBRELLAS In groat VARIETY
ChEAM and WHITE DRESS GOODS all prices
EVENING SHADES SILKS and SURAHS low prices
WHITE ROBES greatly reduced
We are closing out our Summer Stock and offer in
Bills are ready and trust TO have prompt navments
W. NJ SINISTER SONS
0l9 Pa ava
Ono Prico. loo
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FOR observation-disclosures

ESOR RENT-A GOOD STABLE IN REAR OF
II 1Jo2 18th St, viii accommodate two horses aud
monthly; 500 Inquire of VI. VI. PARKER l4lsF 81
INV gcls-l2t
NOR RENT-WORKSHOP AND OFFICE FOR
Il builder. carpenter, painter. other business:
formerly occupied by Mr.. 4. W PIlng rear of g2:B ID
St, between 9th and 10th SITS NV and near sidewalk
Inquire al y26 Louisiana ave. 1elO-2m
ErOR RENT-STABLE-IN REAR OF 1872 y ST;
Il new and very desirable, five stalls and carriage
room. Apply to A. L. BR1CE. ia 10Th u. mylo- :lrn
VroR RENT-"LEARN TYPE-wgITING"
IL Machines rented 1T 80 per month aud sold ON
monthly payments.
my4-3m "CALIGRAPH OFFICE" 933 Z stnx
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A DAVE In DEnprs.

A DAVE In DERprs
sEAsoNABLE, STYLISH, FASHIONABLE
IN SHADE AND SHAPE. CORRECT IN ALL
THINGS THAT GO TO MAKE DESIRABLE
HEADGEAR FOR SUMNER WEAR. WE
HAVE PUNCHED" OUR MAGNIFICENT
STOCK OF LIGHT SUMNER DERBYS THAT
WE HAVE BEEN SELLING AT s1sO. s2.25.
$3.50 AND sa.7O EACH. AND MARKED
THEM TO SELL AT ONE DOLLAR AND
SEVENTY CENTS ALL ROUND. IN OTHER
WORDS, WE OFFER YOU YOUR CHOICE OF
THE ENTIRE ASSORTMENT FOR sl.7O.
THINK A MOMENT WHAT "sNAP"
AWAITS YOU NOW. AMONG THE VARIETY
OF SHADES FROM WHICH YOU CAN
CHOOSE ARE THE FOLLOWING: BLUE
PEARL. NUTRIE. NUTRIE MIXED. LON
DON BROWN, CINNAMON AND PEARL.
LOOK IN OUR HAT WINDOW (sEv-
ENTH STREET sIDE,: THEY ARE ON Ex-
HIBITION THERE. SAMPLES OF EVERY
KIND TO BE FOUND AMONG THIS GREAT
DRIVE IN SUMNER DERBYs AT OUR
REGULAR PRICES NO EXCLUSIVE HAT
HOUSE IN THIS COUNTRY COULD TOUCH
THEM FOR STERLING VALUES. AT OUR
PRESENT GREAT MID SEASON CUT-PRICE
OF s1.7O EACH YOU CAN IMAGINE WHAT
BARGAINS THEY ARE. DON'T DELAY.
THEY WON'T LAST LONG AT SUCH A
PRICE SECURE ONE BEFORE 1T WILL
BE TOO LATE.
sAKS AND COMPANY,
CLOTHING. SHOES, HATS AND
FURNISHINGS,
SEVENTH AND MARKET SPACE.
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Pn1cEs THAr Do Nor Fan
TO ATTRACT
The increduous who make the rounds
Of the different stores are amazed at the
extraordinary LOW PRICES we are SELL
ing goods at. No such opportunity has
ever been offered so early in the season
to buy desirable and seasonable goods,
and there is no time like the present.
The following are a few specimens;
A BEAUTIFUL GRAY SERGE SUIT, $3.50.
NICE CHECKED SERGE, $3.50
A SALMON COLOR ATWOOD SERGE, DELIGHT
Full AND COOL. $3.50.
seersuckers, Pongee. Silk. Drap d'Eta
Coats and Vests In endless variety.
LONDON AND LIVERPOOL
CLOTHING COMPANY.
je22 Corner 18th and @ sts n.w
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-APARTLY-F FURNISHED ROOM WITH
w a respectable needy widow Address A. T. IL, star
Office. It.
NVANTED - BY JULY IsT, THREE UNFUK-
w nished rooms on second fcor for three adults,
must he centrally located Address No g. Star oftce
ie23-3t.
WANTED-TwO LARGE COMMUNICATING IN
w furnished second door Rooms in northwest sec
tion with Board for gentleman and Wife Address Box
A. Star office. je2:s-:B'
"ANTED-FOR NEXT FALL AND WINTER. A
w suite of four five rooms. with privilege of
caterer, for gentleman his WIFE, aud daughter ten
the north section. Address stating terms
and location
je223ts PEMBROKE Star Office.
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The necessity of constant resistance 10 the eN-
tension or the pole-and-wire evil In large cities is
emphasized not only by the Disagreement suffered
by the streets and by the destructive and murder
Gus part which the o6Structing wires play in
almost every great fire. but also by the difficulty
encountered IN getting rid Of the nuisance when
II has once twined itself about u city. Three
years ago the New York legislature passed a law
commanding the companies TO bury the wires In
New YCrk city. This command was disrcglrtictl.
Then a commission was created entrusted with
the duty Of putting the wires underground. An
attempt OF the commission TO act led 10 decision
by the court, appealed 20 In behalf OF the Coinpa-
Mes, that the action OF the commission vas IN
valid. A bill passed at the recent session of
the legislature provides for the resumption and
prosecution OF the worS OF this commission with
the mayor OF New YORK a. an added member II
las not yet been approved By GOV. Hill, and the
time within which he may sign IL will soon expire:
II approved it must run Inc gauntlet Of the
courts Only desperate and persistent struggle
can rid city OF the strangins grip OF the tele-
graphic octopus with its tcntaclcS OF wires and
with the doubtful contest o. the future in mind
extension OF each new tentacla viii b. ,infiinch-
1n-ly opposed by every thoughtful citizen no
matter how limited the area within which the
Cirect effects OF the extension may be felt
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E E E {, ~ !; 4 : :: ::
GRAND CLEARING SALE.
FROM THIS DAY UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE WE
WILL OFFER OUR ENTIRE STOCK or
= e.:
Ell: ;9s "a
SIC 1855 s oO0n o0oQOo oo0~ !.
sss 49, go go $,s$ g g
this loss viii not move our goods we SIe ready Tor
Al STILL GREATER LOSS
We will not waste more words about this sale. The
This whole column is devoted to our Clearing sale
Items will be changed
FROM DAY TO DAY.
New Sacrifices will be made
FROM DAY TO DAY.
Read This Advertisement
FROM DAY TO DAY.
DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT.
All our best French Koech-
Inns Satteens, beautifulpat-
terms some sold as high
:I.'c; Will now let them
go. Clearing Price, 1Sc,
One Lot of single width
Dress Goods. sold at I5c,
enough for Dress Patterns, Clearing Price. 1910
One Lot Of Grey mixed
Checks, Stripes and Plain,
Moliair and Worsted Dress
Goods. sold as high as 35c. Clearing Price, zoe.
Iii 800 Pc R JIG ZEE m m

Clearing Price, 2Oc.
eco ZEE nm NrTTT
8 o E IN \ II + +
Geo Rec N nm 7
E BLACK GOODS.
less than cost. We have
nife In our
[SHING DEPARTMENT.
Clearing Price. 45c.
Clearing Price, $50.
Clearing Price. 12Kc.
APARTMENT.
Clearing Price, 9Oc.
Clearing Price, 22c.
Clearing Price, LOO
'ARTMENT.
Clearing Price, ESQ.
Clearing Price, 10.
Clearing Price csc.
RTMENT.
Clearing Price, SOC. o I'D.
Clearing Price 1Oc. q I'd.
Clearing Price, SOC. . yd.
APARTMENT.
Clearing Price. SOC. . yd.
Clearing Price, 1Oc. q I'd.
Clearing Price, SC. per
remnant.
Clearing Price, 1Oc.
Clearing Price, &c. Q doz.
Clearing Price, Sc. q dog.
Clearing Price, &c. q box.
Clearing Price, &c. q pkg.
Clearing Price, 1Oc.
Clearing Price, &c.
Clearing Price, Sc.
Clearing Price, 18c.
Clearing Price. 1Oc.
Clearing Price, Csc.
R DEPARTMENT.
airing Price, &c., 3 for 25c.
Clearing Price, 1Oc. q I'd.
Clearing Price, Sl.9O.
Clearing Price, Csc. q set
ESS ROBES.
Clearing Price, s..
aTMENT.
Clearing Price, "a.
Clearing Price, S12.
Clearing Price, ol8.
Clearing Price, 90.
Clearing Price, $500.
Clearing Price, 45c,
A' 10
Clearing Prize AOc
Clearing Price, 62o.
u
0'eaf''s fT'ce' Soc'
C,e.r;r,p r,.. o.,
papTMr1,. INV WV
,a DEPARTMENT.
Clearing Price. ooc-
Clearing Price, 29c.,
or 4 for Al
''' o.
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7. WALKERS SONS, 204 10TH ST. NV.
- Parchment Paper. Mortar COlors, Charcoal Lime
Portland and II. Top Clements, &c.
Telephone Sl6-12 je03
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FOR RENT-OFFICES

y.oR lsENT-oFFICE RooMs-THE ENTIRE
II third hoor OF 1919 St. adjoining sun building
from July LIST. Apply W RILEY DEEBiE Je2O-lm
ItoR RENT-TWo NICE OFFICE ROOMS LOWER
floor, go 81 NV. after July I, 1887. $50 per
month. by the year. VIII paper aud PANT and thor
Uuehy renOyate rooms
JOHN Z BEALI & CO.
1e4-'Sm 1921 = It m
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The arrest and fning the other day OF one OF the
juvenile peace-dfsturbers OF the city for dfscharg
Ing recraekers or other explosives In the streets
should adinOniSh the youngsters who are patriot
cally inclined that the 4th OF July is not yet at
hand, and that at least up TO the arrival OF that
festive day invads, people with sensitive nerves,
and those in charge OF or behind FESTIVE horses
have some rights that entitled 10 respect AL
ready in some parts OF town the din has been so
terrible that the lives of whole neighborhOOdS
have been made miSerable, and In the absence ofpo
lcemen-whO always seem TO BE- absent when most
needed,-:t has oeen impossible 10 secure immu-
nifty from the nuisance by either entreaty or
threats. Nor Is the Internal din thus created the
worst part OF the offence complained OF. AS is
well known, from costly experience. there is con-
slant danger OF the destruction OF property by fire
from that cause, on the one hand, and on the
other life and limb are placed In peril by fright
ened horses and the use the Zig-zag kissing eXplo-
Siye Familiarity known to the children as ''devil-
chaserS."
The fact is q diversion at once so senseleSS and
dangerous ought 10 be broken up effectually and
forever in all cities. II existing laws here ade-
quate, they should be rigidly enforced and the en-
treme penalty imposed in every case OF violation.
II they are not sufficient 90 met the case, then
the authorities owe II to the community to see
that the necessary legislation Is secured at the
earliest date possible. And the children who are
tempted 70 squander their money Tor a little tam
p0rary enjoyment OF periious character should
not be the only ones to feel tine weight OF the law
The petty dealers who hold the comfort and safety
of hundreds OF people as nothing when weighed in
the scales against few pennies OF prOft should
likewise be made 20 understand that while they
are entitled to the protection generally afforded
by the laws OF the country, they must also OBJ
serve the provisions thereof which secure TO other
people the right to enjoy life in safety and quiet
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STUDY EcoSoMY
By attending the Remnant and Bargain Sales at
LANSBURGH 4 BRO
This Thursday and Friday
Hundreds of Remnants in desirable shades and in
convenient lengths.
Dozens of Odds and Ends that go at a sacrifice.
Bargains Of every description.
200 BON TON AND AIIKADO BUSTLES
will be sold at 15c.
These are in good condition. Both Bustles combine
hexibility, frmness and durability.
Bargain for any one needing hustle.
500 DOZEN LADIES' ALL-LINEN CAPE COLLARS,
in five different styles,
at &c each, worth 1Oc
500 BOXES TOURIST RUCHING,
12c. per box.
These contain 6 yards to box, nicely put up and
just the thing for that contemplate leaving
Summer Resorts.
SPECIAL SALE OF WHITE GOOD REMNANTS as
follows:
of Plain India Linen, at &c. per yard. worth
SC.
This lot consists of full pieces aud will cut any guam
tity asked for.
small lot of Plaid Nansook different styles at SC
per yard, worth Sc.
cases Of Checked Nainsook. in cream and white at
6Aic worth 1Oc They are full pieces, will cut any
quantity demanded
case OF Crinkied Lace stripe Remnants at &C. per
yard worth 12]ec.
case of Fine French Satin Plaid Organdes beauti-
full designs. at 1Oc. per yard, worth 15c.
AQuantity OF Honey Comb, Double Faced PiQue, in
cream and white at 124c, worth Csc
Several cases of Normandy Dentelle Stripe superb
patterns. 12H and &C., worth considerably more.
And an immense lot Of Odds and Ends, Remnants
from our regular stock Of White Goods, at almost
nothing in order to close them out.
WE HAVE ALSO ON SALE LOT OF SEERSUCK-
Frs AND GINGHAM REMNANTS, DIFFERENT
STYLES AND PRICES. AT ABOUT HALF
THEIR REGULAR VALUE.
A small lot Of Fine Lawn Remnants, in light and
dark patterns at &c. yard, worth at least 1Oc.
In order to give all patrons the benft of Ex
famous German FeatherProof Bed Ticking, at IA and
1Sc per yard, worth double the price ask for them
An excellent lot Of Light and Dark Figured Satteen
Remnants, at &C. per yard. worth 12Hc.
full line of Wamsutta Bleached Sheeting and Pill.
| low Case Remnants. at the following low figures:
Width, 9x8. 4S-inch, 5O-inch, 6x4 and 1Ox4
Price. lie. 12hc. lac. 16c. 25c.
the most desirable length of Remnants ever shown to
| any public
Several cases Of Plain Satteen Remnants most all OF
the best Home productions, in light medium and dark
| colors, at 121c. per yard, worth 20 and CSC.
We will now inform you that the most important
fact in advertisement is the Great Sacrifice offel
| in our Fancy Curtain Draperies follows:
| 1Oc. Draperies reduced to TIC.
12Hc. 1Oc.
! 15c. "12hc
1Sc 15c.
Now is the time to adorn your curtainless windows
which adds to the establishment and comfort of your
| house.
| REMEMBER WE ALWAYS HAVE THE GOODS WE
| ADVERTISE.